Overview and Screenshots

Microsoft has been releasing preview builds of its Windows 10 and updating them for some time, but such variations as Technical Preview are older and more restricted, a lot less polished and approaching the finished form that the special Insider Preview version.

Windows 10 Insider Preview Build exists for the participants of the Windows Insider program aimed at including popular demand and adhering to the opinions and comments of the actual consumers. This is the closest thing to open source we could get from Microsoft.

Basically, Windows 10 Insider Preview Build is the demo version of what final product, Windows 10, will be. It is specifically released to allow the users to search for any technical issues, glitches and simply uncomfortable, clumsy or poor elements of design, functionality and performance. Insider Build is registered in order to check and verify the issues reported.

While only being a preview build and requiring some technical prowess to install and start, Windows 10 Insider Preview Build allows for exploration and exploitation of all the new features of Windows 10 before its full commercial release with a chance to save some money by taking part in the testing of pre-release builds. A user can easily enjoy new metro apps, see if they like the new revamped desktop structure, check out Cortana, a new digital assistant, play some Solitaire, the return of which is so warmly welcome, or finally use the Start menu again.